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Senate Bill 124 would increase the number of Colorado tourism projects that the state Economic Development Commission can approve for tax-increment financing this year from two to six — while maintaining a cap of six total projects that can get Regional Tourism Act status over the next three years.
A sweeping change to how Colorado juveniles are charged as adults headed to the governor's desk Thursday after two days of a spirited debate that divided Senators from both parties.
Republicans headed to a fundraiser in Fort Collins could be met by protesters because of a controversial speaker on the bill.
Senate Democrats nixed a proposal to ask voters whether people should provide photo identification at the polls.
A bill just signed in to Colorado law is aimed at giving the developmentally disabled better access to justice. The bill was created to allow hearsay testimony in cases where certain victims have developmental disabilities.
An ambitious brother-and-sister tandem from Colorado Springs wants to change the state constitution to make Colorado dramatically more conservative.
Colorado Senators gave initial approval to a proposal to reduce prosecutors' discretion to charge youths as adults.
More than a hundred municipalities across Colorado are holding elections this week on everything from tax increases and marijuana to plastic bags.
Colorado Republicans are trying again to persuade Democrats that a new proposed "fetal homicide" law wouldn't affect abortion rights.
More than a hundred municipalities across Colorado are holding elections this week on everything from tax increases and marijuana to plastic bags.
Colorado budget writers finished the aptly named "Long Bill" with more funds this year for education, colleges, and seniors.
State Rep. Laura Bradford announced Thursday morning she will not seek another term in office.
Lawmakers preparing Colorado's budget this year are negotiating a territory packed with political land mines.
A measure to require welfare applicants to take a drug test before receiving benefits failed in a surprising vote in the Republican-controlled Colorado House.
Lawmakers are deadlocked over whether to cut spending at state agencies and potentially prompt layoffs in what has become the next flashpoint in Colorado budget negotiations.
